FLORIDA'S "PRO-LIFE" FAILURES

Floridian lawmakers cling to the fallacy that our state is powerless to stop the murder of innocent preborn children. We need YOUR help, dear Christian, in exhorting them to provide EQUAL PROTECTION and EQUAL JUSTICE to the preborn!

Every year, Florida files numerous pro-life, regulatory bills. The majority have died in committee without ever being passed into law or even getting so far as the Governor's desk. A great many have been passed, only to be immediately stricken or blocked by various courts.

All prolife bills are FAILURES in several critical ways:

• They FAIL to abolish murder by abortion, regulating it as if it were healthcare.
• They FAIL to provide equal protection to all preborn humans, allowing the murder of babies whose hearts cannot be externally detected, for example; or who cannot survive on their own outside the womb; or those who may not yet be able to feel pain.
• They FAIL to provide equal justice for the murder of preborn humans, refusing to prosecute mothers who murder their children. No matter whom they do punish for violations, the charges and penalties are not equal to the murder of already-born humans.
• They FAIL to nullify evil laws and/or court rulings such as Roe v. Wade. Instead, they legitimize judicial supremacy by kowtowing to SCOTUS.

Florida's politicians seem intent on regulating abortion rather than abolishing it. Under the mistaken belief that Roe v. Wade and its evil progeny were "the law of the land," they schemed about how far they can go to get a case before the US Supreme Court, in the hopes that SCOTUS will reverse itself and its iniquitous decrees. Roe has died, but our pro-life regulations have not.

2023 SESSION

6-week ban. Signed into law. on April 1 of 2024, the FL Supreme Court ruled that our Privacy Act does not include abortion. The 6-week ban is currently in effect as of 2025.

2022 SESSION
HB 167 Heartbeat Bill - Died in Committee.

Reducing Fetal and Infant Mortality - 15-week ban designed as a vehicle to challenge the FL Supreme Court's 1989 ruling that the state's Privacy Act included abortion. Passed and signed into law.

2021 SESSION

Disability Abortion Ban (house version passed, senate version died).

Fetal Remains Burial (died in committee).

2020 SESSION

Heartbeat bill revised (died in committee).

2019 SESSION

Heartbeat bill (died in committee).